The development seems to be coming along nicely.
Some vital members of the development team have reportedly left CD Projekt RED.
"We're making new things," says Randy Picthford.
A large number of players have already achieved max level.
The latest weekly Famitsu charts are in.
Getting all the collectibles in the game.
"You can make a great game for the Xbox One, but it’s going to look amazing on the One X."
The NPD Group and other analysts note the sequel's less-than-stellar sales in the United States.
Mortar damage and radius reduced while a number of bugs and crash issues have been fixed.
StudioMDHR is "humbled and excited" by the number of people playing the game.
Community manager Cozmo clarifies that recent database mentions were "just dust and echoes."
But the Nintendo Switch port is still very much a thing.
"We discussed the PS4 Pro extensively with Sony before and during our development effort so that we could maximize the performance of the game on the new hardware."
You can check out the four officers dressed in civilian clothes, and also listen to the samples of the game’s background music.
In a blog post, the developer addresses player concerns and explains how loot crates will work.
"I expect that we will have a frame rate of over 30fps as well."
Next generation Monster Hunter looking good...
GTA presents Mario Kart.
Four new multiplayer maps and a new Zombies chapter with aliens out now.
Mastering the Fortress metagame.
